Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-10
LOCAL MATTERS S
-plense cut us slice Of lnmpness.


meet at Arkon, Ohio, on the 2Sh, 20lh,
aud 30lh Of this month.
Money toLonn. Inquire of
II. l.. PECK, Agent.
"A question has been raised ns TO
which holds the most, an opera box or n
strawberry box.
"A neighbor found such natural
picture of hen In "fowl paper" that it
laid in his drawer for month,
Some are always ready TO tell, on call,
where and how they got religion, but are
quite 10th 10 tell where they lost it.
Paint your buggy with Ready-Mixed
Rubber Varnish, for sale by
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
--Landlady-Can you tell me what is
good foi bed-bugs. Fogy-seems to me
that fat boarders ought TO satisfy 'em.
The boom papers of Bowling Green
claim 10 have splendid railroad terminal
facilities. So has the ring-tailed monkey.
-"Is II possible to teach girl how TO
WHISTLE" asks an exchange. Yes, if when
they get their mouth puckered you let it
alone.
Useful presents are always valuable.
Therefore buy from Philip Hager's Fur
niture House, 2l2 and 214 Summit Street,
Toledo, q.
When calf fails 10 get satisfactory
suslenainance from its mother it is more
than likely to stimulate her with milk
punch. Darn calf anyway
Preserve your buggy top by using
Ready-Mixed Top Dressing, for sale by
A. II. CHAMPNEY.
"A young lady being asked by rich
bachelor--a rich one recollect-"Ifan anot
yourself who would you rather be ?" ie-
Piled sweetly and M modestly, "Yours truly
The 10th Ohio Cavalry held an unus
ually pleasant reunion at Tontogany on
Thursday of last week, and was given
warm reception by the citizens of that
village
The town council OF Findlay voted
$4,000 for the expense of. Illuminating and
decorating the village on the occasion Of
their grand celebration yesterday and day
before.
ALL vegetation. including weeds, never
made better progress than during the past
two weeks IL favorable weather comes
along for ripening the grsin, harvest will
be on before the corn is hall titled.
Since tie grand jury and the council
OF Bowling Green got in their work on
the saloons, Dir. Gedney Is Introducing his
"Preventive and Cure for Hog Cholera
price S5 CENTS" in this section.
Ready mixed House and Carriage
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
a. r. CHAMPNEY'S.
A Roscommon County (Mich.) woman
who WAS trying TO put out fire on the
roof of her house, WAS blown from the
building by high wind and her arm
broken. In spite of her suntrngs sh,
climbed 10 the roof twice afterward and put
out the fire. When il was all out she iain
ted.
Hon. Clark Waggoner, OF Toledo, ha'
been writing history Of Lucas county
a portion Of the work will be issued sep
aralely as "Soldiers' Edition." and will
contain about 10 pages Of war reminis-
cences. Mr. Waggoner has spent abou
three years on this work. His well know
literary ability ought to insure for til,
book large sale.-No,1udk Reflector.
The Presque Isle Park and Steam
boat Company are preparing to open
their handsome Presque Isle Park down
the river on next Wednesday, June 10th,
The stock of this company is all taken
up by about seventy-five of the mos
enterprising men of Toledo, and it
promises TO be to Toledo what Belle Isle
is to Detroit, and what Belle Isle never
was to Richmond, beautiful and pop
ular summer resort,
The Trustees OF Perrysburg townshi
haye authorized the Clerk to notify every
estate owner III the twp. to destroy al
Cana la Thisiles, Teasels Wild Carrots AM
Sweet Clover by Goth of June, or the samt
Will be done by the Trustees and the ex-
pehse charged against the land in accor
dance with Sec. 4732 of Revised Statute
of Ohio. 1t is on such occasions as ,hes
and ut taxpaying time that the owne
wirhes his possessions were not 10 large.
, Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Spectacl,
Srecialattention given 10 Repairing. al
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
80 Monroe ST Toledo.
The Council Of Milton Center has re
realel the saloon closing ordinance. A.
effort WAS made on Monday night Of las
week 10 repeal similar ordinance !
Bowling Green, hut being put upon prs
sage it only secured one vote. Mr.. Vo
Kanel, who, the Gazette says, voted for re
peal because the ordinance did not clos,
the saloons, and also that certain m EN-
bers of the old Council who voted for III
ordinance 10 close the saloons would z
straight from the Council room and asst.
the saloons in violating the ordinance.
We clip the following from the edi,o
rial column of a leading undertakers joui
. nal ot the west "For more Than seve
years have toiled in the interests of III
Funeral Directors OF The United State
Those seven years have been rich to me i
the friendship and good will they ha'
evolved. Into another and more lucrN
tive field OF labor shall carry pleasar
recolleclions oil the happy hours spent
the service Of profession which has onl
to continue Tie good rork already 80 lar ac
vanced 10 make il second to none IN Il
land"
Judge David Davis, whose judgemer
upon an imparlanl problem was seldoI
questioned, expressed his views as follow
regarding the value of the Village journal
each year every local paper gives fro